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Chapter 118 Flowers and Plants Are Also a Required Course

As for a better solution, Zhu Suihan couldn't think of anything for the time being, as this type of case is strictly speaking a very obscure one.

There is an even simpler method: find someone with superhuman abilities to perform a stone-breaking procedure, using a sophisticated version of ultrasonic lithotripsy inside the pot.

But if you were to write that on your answer sheet, it would at least get you zero marks.

After all, the academy's mission doesn't align with that; not everyone possesses that kind of extraordinary power.

After collecting the answer sheets, the teacher checked that they were all collected and then turned on the video to show everyone how this unusual case was handled.

"I see, no puncture is needed."

The treatment plan in the video is a purely mechanical procedure, a delicate surgery remotely controlled by a computer and motion capture gloves.

It might sound a bit hard to understand, but these are high-precision Stand users in the medical field, specifically designed to help doctors unleash Ora Ora attacks during treatment.

If the computer detects that a medical device may come into contact with the body of the pot, the system will issue an alarm in time to prevent any unnecessary medical accidents.

Zhu Suihan clicked his tongue. He had forgotten that the technological level in the Pokémon world had reached a higher level, so this completely alternative mechanical treatment was not a problem.

Or rather, this is far from the limit of sophisticated mechanical surgery.

The fact that such machinery is used just to clean up some fructose blocks means that this type of equipment is quite common, probably found in every Pokémon Center.

The white-haired monkey fell into deep thought.

So here's the question: if these kinds of machines are so widespread, does that mean there are other strange cases like this happening around the world?

Zhu Suihan remembers talking to a shop clerk in a game, and the clerk blurted out, "If I gave my girlfriend a Water Stone, maybe she would evolve."

Then his CPU immediately became overloaded.

We should consider the possibilities between humans and evolutionary stones, such as whether his girlfriend is a superhuman who can absorb water-attribute energy.

We should probably think about what kind of creature his girlfriend is, or maybe she's just an adorable little Eevee.

This is a very strange question, and it cannot be investigated in depth.

If it's the latter, I might also need to call Officer Jenny.

The Unova region needs people like you. The Pokémon world never tolerates idlers, right?

With precision machinery acting as a substitute, the problem with the pot was relatively easy to solve. However, when the fruit pulp was being crushed, the pot's body clearly malfunctioned.

In short, its vitality rapidly diminishes, and its head and neck, which could stand upright like a fried dough stick, quickly droop, returning to the state of something that hasn't been fried.

Chansey, acting as the assistant doctor, quickly supported Shushu with her hands, and healing waves and life-giving drops slowly fell into its body, allowing Shushu to hold on until the end of the surgery.

The fruit pulp that was removed was just some broken powder. About half an hour later, the medical instruments were removed from the pot.

Miss Joy and Chansey carefully carried the pot to a box and poured in two full bottles of Life Drops.

This is an oven. (crossed out)

This isn't an oven; it's a constant-temperature chamber that monitors vital signs, roughly a combination of a pet dryer and a Pokémon egg incubator.

Keep the temperature at a level that is acceptable to the pot, but the remaining pulp will slowly turn back into a liquid state.

Zhu Suihan guessed that the remaining fruit pulp was probably attached to the body of the pot, and it would be too dangerous to remove it forcibly. Otherwise, it was just an insignificant part stuck to the shell.

In addition, by using the life-giving water droplets as a source of nutrition and letting the pot rest inside, ensuring that its vital signs do not deteriorate, its condition should be alleviated.

Although Pokémon are generally known for their incredibly strong vitality, this one is a bit serious and will need to stay in the intensive care unit for at least three to five days.

"The video ends here. Do you have any questions?"

A Joey raised his hand, and the teacher smiled, nodded, and gestured for him to do so.

"Teacher, why did the trainer of this Shuttle do that?"

As students of Joy College, it's impossible for anyone not to see the real reason behind Potpot's condition.

Teacher Joey's expression was somewhat strange, and then she gave Zhu Suihan a rather simple and straightforward glance.

White-haired monkey: ?

Why is the teacher looking at me? Isn't this a normal question?

Anyone who understands Shuckle's species and habits and has a love for Pokémon is already quite good for not getting so angry as Ash did in the early stages that they wanted to engage in a real-life battle.

The teacher naturally didn't think there was anything wrong with Zhu Suihan.

No, that's not right, it's his problem!

There were no significant changes in other grades, but first-year students generally showed some strange changes.

To put it another way, similar case handling courses have been held before, but the question that Nurse Joy and her friends are most concerned about is whether the Pokémon in the case has recovered its health.

She went through the same thing as a teacher back then. Some students from that year would discuss visiting those seriously ill Pokémon, which was very heartwarming.

Then, this year's freshmen turned their attention to Pokémon trainers. Judging from the tone, if they run into each other after graduation, they'll probably give each other a couple of punches.

Who taught you such ruthless bandits to think like this!

Oh, he's the villain chosen by the dean during the joint exercise between the two colleges. He's also a student at our Joy College, and one of the top-ranked students at that.

numb.

Ms. Joy had a very bad feeling. After a group of students graduated and went to different places, she felt that outsiders' perception of the Joy family would undergo a huge change.

It seems that students' safety is no longer a concern; instead, those who want to cause trouble should be the ones worrying about safety.

The curriculum already included physical education and combat training to enhance physical fitness and fighting skills, and then Zhu Suihan added a touch of spice as a finishing touch to the riot control drill.

If this batch of Joeys were released, they would very likely become Officer Jenny's right-hand men, rather than just simple partners.

"Ahem, as doctors, it's against regulations to ask patients for their trainer's personal information. You all need to remember that."

The teacher said, "I can tell you that Shuckle has fully recovered, and the trainer has realized his mistake under Officer Jenny's guidance."

After seeing his classmate sit down, Zhu Suihan seemed to be deep in thought.

Having realized his mistake, it seems the trainer's basic knowledge wasn't very solid. He tried to develop Shuckle's potential in depth, but ended up making things worse.

Well, these kinds of things are indeed hard to avoid during growth. At least judging from Shuckle's willingness to cooperate with its trainer, the relationship should still be fine.

And since they can come to the Pokémon Center for help, they can't possibly be someone on the wanted list.

Next, we will introduce the medical devices that appeared in this case, which is something that Zhu Suihan is quite interested in.

That medical device looks like a sophisticated version of the Clemont robotic arm. If I brought it back and modified it a bit, I could play as Professor Octopus in the Pokémon world.

They can all play the role of Doctor Octopus. As long as they put some effort into multitasking, completing such a special case shouldn't be too difficult.

The white-haired monkey had mixed feelings.

This case, which he considered somewhat bizarre, was actually just a first-grade placement test, meaning that, in the teacher's view, the case was not beyond the curriculum.

This means that even more outrageous cases are waiting for him in the future.

Or maybe we should just pray that Arceus will send down a beam of divine light to heal the Pokémon.

After class, Zhu Suihan packed her things and went to another classroom, where she ate two energy cubes to calm her nerves.

In the real-world version, regions are interconnected, and Pokémon are highly mobile; it's likely that all sorts of bizarre cases from different places are documented in the Nurse Joy family.

In a sense, this is also a record of some people's dark history.

If the stupid things you did were used as classic case studies by Joy Academy, and a few years later, when students graduate and happen to encounter the real people involved, they would be utterly mortified.

The second lesson began, and fortunately there were no strange options; it was a normal lesson, and the Pokémon targeted were also very common.

Jumpluff, a light and airy Pokémon. Someone with a large lung capacity might be able to blow a Jumpluff up in one breath, provided that the person doesn't mind your bad breath.

Today's lesson is about how to trim the leaves off the top of a shuttlecock plant.

That's right, at least in this respect, becoming a hairstylist is a skill that Joey needs to master.

The two helicopter blades on the top of the shuttlecock plant grow in the most standard way, just like in the picture book.

When the wind comes, at least you can tell where your companions will fly.

As the growth level of Jumpluff increases, the leaves on its head will also grow in tandem. At this time, trainers need to pay extra attention. If it cannot be trimmed, it is best to send it to the Pokémon Center for treatment.

To give a simple example, whether it's sports or video games, if you blindly imitate the equipment and habits of star players, you're likely to make things worse.

The teacher's slides gave an example: some trainers have their own unique understanding of cultivating shuttlecocks, and they carefully trim the top leaves themselves.

So, once the wind picks up during a battle, or the aftershocks of the battle create air currents, only the partner can truly know how someone will fly.

Their movements were truly bizarre.

If a trainer rashly imitates this and causes their partner to fly off into some remote mountain forest, it's not just a matter of whether you can find your partner.

It's already quite kind of you that you didn't have to trouble Ms. Officer Jenny and the rangers to team up and rescue you.

As for the evolved forms of Jumpluff and Jumpluff, they are better off. At least their strength increases significantly after evolution, so they can be considered to have self-control.

To drift freely with the wind is one's nature, but to control oneself and not fly aimlessly is self-discipline.

Furthermore, extra caution should be taken when encountering shuttlecocks that require treatment, as the three clumps on the other person are of the same type as spores, and inhaling them rashly can cause coughing and itching.

(End of this chapter)